
Tagsight
Tagsight provides an engineering register platform that automatically extracts structured data from P&ID drawings—whether scanned, CAD-exported, or from tools like SmartPlant, AVEVA, and AutoCAD—into searchable I/O lists, instrument indexes, and equipment, line, and valve registers. Every row links back to its source sheet, and outputs export in open formats compatible with downstream DCS and PLC toolchains. The platform supports multiple tagging standards including ISA 5.1, KKS, IEC 81346, and NEN conventions.
- Manufacturing / Industry 4.0
- Industrial Automation
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
Engineering teams building I/O lists, instrument indexes, and equipment registers from P&ID drawings still transcribe tags by hand into spreadsheets, a slow and error-prone process. Reconciling the same instrument across P&IDs, datasheets, cable schedules, and loop diagrams—where one document may say PT-101 measures 0-100 psi and another says 0-150 psi—adds weeks of manual effort to front-end loading and detail engineering.
Solution
Tagsight reads the full bundle of engineering drawings and schedules—P&IDs, single-line diagrams, loop diagrams, SAMA charts, instrument datasheets, cable and junction-box schedules, and other project tables—into the instrument index, I/O list, and tag register a project runs on. The platform accepts brownfield scans, photos, and fresh vector exports from any CAD tool, including AutoCAD Plant 3D, AVEVA, SmartPlant, and Bentley OpenPlant. Every register row links back to its source sheet, where an engineer confirms it before anything is issued. Tagsight classifies signals as AI/AO/DI/DO in the sheet's own convention, surfaces attribute disagreements across documents, and exports in formats downstream tools already use, including Excel, CSV, JSON, TIA Portal, and Rockwell L5X.
Target Audience
Primary users are EPC and engineering firms, owner-operators of process plants, and control system integrators who need structured I/O lists, instrument indexes, and equipment registers for bidding, retrofits, migrations, commissioning, and handover projects.
Features
- Reads tags from P&IDs, SLDs, loop diagrams, SAMA charts, cause-and-effect matrices, cable schedules, datasheets, and other project tables, with each row linked to its source sheet
- Classifies signals as AI/AO/DI/DO or Review in the drawing's own tag convention, supporting ISA 5.1, KKS, IEC 81346, NEN, DIN, and owner-specific standards
- Reconciles tags across documents and surfaces attribute disagreements (e.g., range mismatches) for engineers to settle before construction
- Produces revision comparison and change reports between P&ID revisions with audit trail for MOC packages
- Exports to Excel, CSV, JSON, TIA Portal, Studio 5000, PLCCreator, and Rockwell L5X formats
- Processes drawings in isolated environments with encryption in transit and at rest; documents are kept to the customer's account and held out of model training